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Transformative experiences for tomorrow’s leaders.

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What we do

At TGI, we believe in the power of personal development to create positive change in individuals and our society.

We offer a range of transformative experiences for future leaders — from tailored talks to outdoor camps designed to inspire, challenge, and nurture the next generation to grow into their fullest potential.

The Blokehood Project

2026 Camps in GERALDTON | BROOME | PERTH

'The Blokehood Project' is our signature rite of passage for young men aged 14–17, offering a transformative and empowering journey that blends challenge, self-discovery, and growth. In a safe and supportive environment, participants embark on an experience designed to help them transition from boyhood to manhood, developing a deeper sense of self, purpose, and their place in the world as they step into adulthood.

Our Camps

  • "I believe that The Blokehood Project can only be of positive benefit to any teenage boy, regardless of background, race or personality."

    Nat, Parent

  • “Building relationships with other conscious and young men, being able to have good conversations about good topics and being able to relate to others. If your hesitant about joining, just jump in leave it all on the field, it will be the best thing you ever do.”

    Mason, Participant (20)

  • “Learn about things blokes struggle with in their life, and being able to conquer all the things that are bad in your life. Just be positive and happy and show gratitude about the life I have. I would recommend this because there are plenty of issues teenagers struggle with and it helps out your thinking and puts you on the right track in the future.”

    Clay, Participant (16)

  • “Meeting new people and learning new things about life and what men actually go through. Met a lot of new people and I was able to be confident in a space of men that can bring happiness and bring on a good mood. It's a great program to learn new things and be a man.”

    Jarred, Participant (18)

TGI Talks

Our talks are designed to empower young men to become better — better friends, better brothers, better sons, and ultimately, better leaders. We pose challenging questions and guide them through a powerful process of self-inquiry and discovery. In just one hour, we take them through a transformative experience, leaving them feeling more powerful, capable, and confident in navigating life’s challenges.

Our Talks

Meet our Founder

TGI Founder Brenten Wellington is a multi-passionate speaker, youth leader, and entrepreneur. For almost a decade, Brenten has been sharing his message: "boys will be boys, until men lead them to become men." Brenten is a staunch advocate that young men need guidance, mentors, and comrades to successfully navigate through life, and everything he does is a reflection of his mission to empower future leaders to realize their full potential.

Meet Brenten
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